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Neonatal Care Advances
Growth and Development
Infectious Disease Watch
Genetics in Pediatrics
Neonatal Brain Health
Nutrition and Immunity
Pediatric Cardiology Insights
Maternal-Fetal Interface

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Maternal-Fetal Interface

Maternal-Fetal Interface refers to the dynamic biological and immunological interaction between a mother and her developing fetus during pregnancy. It plays a critical role in supporting fetal growth, nutrient exchange, and immune tolerance. Research in this area helps us understand complications like preeclampsia, preterm birth, and miscarriage. The interface involves complex signaling between maternal tissues and the placenta. Studying it enhances maternal and neonatal health outcomes through improved prenatal care and interventions.